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Not far from the gaming floor at South Florida\u2019s largest casino, Jay Collins tried to improve his long-shot odds of winning the Republican nomination for governor. By attacking frontrunner Byron Donalds, Collins hopes to stall his opponent\u2019s momentum with just two weeks to go before primary voting begins.<\/p>\n

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\u201cThere are people right now trying to sell Florida a very familiar product. They\u2019re telling you that Byron Donalds is the safe choice, the acceptable choice, the electable choice,\u201d Collins said. \u201cI\u2019m telling you plainly: Byron Donalds is not ready for the fight ahead.\u201d<\/p>\n

Collins\u2019 gamble may not pay off.<\/p>\n

Donalds, who has been running longer than Collins or candidate Paul Renner, is far ahead in public opinion polls and campaign money. And he has the support of President Donald Trump, whose blessing is often highly influential with Republican primary voters.<\/p>\n

Senior party leaders see Donalds as the inevitable nominee. \u201cI look at the numbers, and I see that there\u2019s only one viable candidate for governor,\u201d state Republican Chair Evan Power said in a brief interview Saturday. U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., told hundreds of Republicans gathered at a state party conference that Donalds \u201cis going to be a great governor.\u201d<\/p>\n

And Collins has precious little time to change the trajectory of the race. Elections officials send out the first wave of vote-by-mail ballots from July 9-15. All counties offer early voting starting Aug. 8. The last day of voting, primary day, is Aug. 18, less than eight weeks away.<\/p>\n

Collins said it isn\u2019t too late. \u201cThese races start to pivot here in the next couple of weeks. There\u2019s plenty of time, plenty of hope, and the people\u2019s voice and the people\u2019s vote matters,\u201d he told reporters after his speech.<\/p>\n

Michele Merrell, the elected state Republican committeewoman for Broward County, said most activists who are tuned in to the governor\u2019s race are \u201cleaning toward\u201d Donalds.<\/p>\n

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But, she said, the race isn\u2019t over yet. \u201cI don\u2019t think you can discount anything until we go to the (polls) in August,\u201d praising Collins, Donalds and Renner as \u201ctremendous candidates,\u201d each of whom \u201chas a very unique perspective and a very unique skill set.\u201d<\/p>\n

Although political insiders have been consumed with the contest for months, Susan MacManus, professor emeritus of political science at the University of South Florida, said many voters aren\u2019t yet paying attention and won\u2019t until after Independence Day weekend.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe public will just start tuning in and (Collins is) getting ready to spend big money on ads, so we\u2019ll see whether that makes a difference. Up to this point \u2026 there hasn\u2019t been a lot of focus on (the race), so the time is right if he\u2019s got big money,\u201d MacManus said.<\/p>\n

MacManus, who attended the event and watched all the speeches, said the audience reaction was notable. \u201cThe pinpoint silence was when Byron Donalds spoke. The other two candidates, people were talking through\u201d their speeches.<\/p>\n

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Mery Lopez-Palma, a Republican activist running for state representative in Broward District 102, said Donalds \u201chas momentum,\u201d but the primary outcome is uncertain. \u201cGod is the only one that knows, and I think if they run their race with God up front and they run hard, I think it\u2019s up for anybody to grab.\u201d<\/p>\n

Others at the Republican Party of Florida\u2019s \u201cSunshine State Showdown\u201d on Saturday at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood were looking toward November, expecting Donalds to face Democrat David Jolly.<\/p>\n

For his part, Donalds didn\u2019t give any attention during his speech to Collins or Renner. When Donalds brought up, and criticized, another candidate, it was Jolly.<\/p>\n

Donalds depicted Jolly as a wolf in sheep\u2019s clothing. \u201cHe\u2019s going to campaign in the most boring way possible,\u201d Donalds said of Jolly, who will seem as if he\u2019s \u201cbeing nice and trying to seem normal.\u201d It\u2019s all a ruse, Donalds warned. If elected \u201cthey will be very radical.\u201d<\/p>\n

The last major speaker of the day, Donalds took to the stage with a video highlights reel that included a clip of the late Charlie Kirk endorsing Donalds. The conservative activist was assassinated last year. With the primary drawing close, Donalds said he felt the time was right to share the clip.<\/p>\n

Renner focused his speech almost entirely on policy, advocating conservative approaches and promising policies that would continue the culture wars that marked a major part of Gov. Ron DeSantis\u2019 time in office.<\/p>\n

Renner pledged to \u201cpush back against climate extremists\u201d and also protect the state\u2019s water supply. \u201cWe will protect our agriculture sector because you know what? The first environmentalist wasn\u2019t a purple-haired Antifa protester, it was someone called a farmer or rancher who understands the importance of stewarding the land.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Republicans have controlled state government for decades, and have passed the laws governing the way the state\u2019s elections are run. But Renner said he wants more. \u201cWe will pass legislation in Florida that makes Florida the gold standard for election integrity.\u201d<\/p>\n

DeSantis appointed Collins, then a state senator, as the state\u2019s lieutenant governor, to fill a vacancy. Donalds is a congressman and former member of the state House of Representatives. Renner was speaker of the state House of Representatives during the first half of DeSantis\u2019 second term.<\/p>\n

All three praised DeSantis, who hasn\u2019t endorsed a successor.<\/p>\n

Donalds said DeSantis \u201chas done a tremendous job leading our state.\u201d Collins described himself as \u201cthe continuity pick in the government for Gov. DeSantis.\u201d Renner told voters they \u201cwant someone like President Trump and Gov. DeSantis who runs to the fight and doesn\u2019t wait for the fight to come to him.\u201d<\/p>\n

Collins and Renner had hoped for a different kind of showdown at the state Republican gathering: a debate among gubernatorial candidates. But Donalds isn\u2019t debating, frustrating his opponents and some of their supporters. Frontrunners often decline to debate, not wanting to provide a forum that gives more attention to their opponents or risk making an attention-grabbing blunder that ricochets around social media.<\/p>\n

Collins said he felt compelled to warn party activists that Donalds wouldn\u2019t be a good candidate against Jolly.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m not saying this because I enjoy attacking another Republican. Believe me, I do not. I\u2019m saying it because I refuse to let Florida sleepwalk into a general election nightmare we are not prepared for. Winning matters, losing sucks. We have too much to lose, friends,\u201d Collins said.<\/p>\n

Also hoping for a showdown was candidate James Fishback, who wasn\u2019t there.<\/p>\n

He was originally invited to speak, but after strong pushback, Power revoked the invitation. Power, in a written statement, criticized Fishback\u2019s \u201cantisemitic and racist attacks on members of our party.\u201d<\/p>\n

Fishback, at a counter-rally at the Westin Fort Lauderdale hotel, said he isn\u2019t antisemitic, called Donalds a \u201ccoward\u201d for not debating, and declared that \u201cAmerica was founded as a Christian nation.\u201d The campaign posted a video of the rally online.<\/p>\n

He said he was disinvited to the state party gathering because, \u201cThey say we are a threat. And we absolutely are. Mark my words: I will burn down the Republican establishment as it stands.\u201d Like many of his comments, his audience responded with chants of \u201cUSA, USA.\u201d<\/p>\n

At the Showdown event, James Uthmeier, appointed by DeSantis to fill the vacant job of attorney general and running for election to the office this year, emphasized conservative priorities.<\/p>\n

Uthmeier said he wants Florida to use state charges to go after anyone who was pardoned and released from federal prison during the final days of former President Joe Biden\u2019s term, and has already done so in one case. \u201cWe\u2019re not going to stop until every one of them is behind bars.\u201d<\/p>\n

He also pledged to push for impeachment of state judges he sees as displaying poor judgment when it comes to dealing with violent criminals. He said the \u201crogue judges\u201d need to be \u201cheld accountable.\u201d<\/p>\n

U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack, who represents a sprawling district that runs the Gulf of Mexico to the Georgia border and is anchored by Gainesville, challenged party activists to avoid internecine battles. \u201cWe have to fight back by winning the hearts and minds, and it doesn\u2019t happen by attacking each other on social media.\u201d<\/p>\n

Posting a message on social media might feel immediately satisfying, Cammack said, but registering people as Republicans or convincing them to support a candidate requires in-person communication.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt doesn\u2019t happen on X, it doesn\u2019t happen on Instagram, and it doesn\u2019t happen on Facebook. Sure, it\u2019s important to get that message out. But we live in a time right now where people are hungry for authenticity. They\u2019re hungry for something real. They\u2019re hungry for sincerity, and there\u2019s nothing more authentic and real than someone knocking on your door,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

Cammack sought to motivate activists by the specter of a Democratic-controlled U.S. House, which she predicted would impeach Trump and require Trump cabinet members to appear before congressional committees conducting oversight of their activities.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey are deranged,\u201d she said of the Democrats. \u201cThat is what we have to fight.\u201d<\/p>\n

Anthony Man can be reached at aman@sunsentinel.com and can be found @browardpolitics on Bluesky, Threads, Facebook and Mastodon.<\/em><\/p>\n

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